Always feel the need to urinate_Sudden frequent urination

Going to the toilet is a very common phenomenon. However, under normal circumstances, people's urination is regular. Urination is a normal metabolic process of human beings and is good for human health. However, some people urinate frequently. Frequent urination needs to be taken seriously. It may be caused by a disease, especially sudden frequent urination. If not treated in time, it will lead to worsening of the disease.

What is the reason for sudden frequent urination?

1. Increased water intake

When you drink too much water and alcohol, or eat a lot of fruit, your body will take in too much water, and the amount of urine will increase, which will increase the frequency of urination and cause frequent urination. However, there will be no discomfort during the urination process.

2. Inflammation

Frequent urination may be related to inflammation such as urethritis, pyelonephritis or vulvitis. Under the stimulation of these inflammations, symptoms of frequent urination may also occur.

3. Reduced bladder capacity

Diapers are also related to diseases such as tuberculous bladder contracture, bladder space-occupying lesions, compression from the enlarged uterus during pregnancy, and large bladder stones.

4. Impact of sexual life

Frequent urination in women is also related to sexual life. If a woman does not reach a full orgasm during sexual intercourse, her pelvic cavity will be in a state of congestion for a long time. Normally, the congestion will subside in 15-30 minutes, but long-term congestion will extend the subsidence time to 4 to 6 hours. Prolonged congestion may lead to inflammation, resulting in frequent urination.

Causes of urinary urgency, frequency and pain

1. Infectious factors

The common causes of urinary urgency, frequency and pain are infectious factors. Infections such as viruses, bacteria, and fungi can cause urgency, frequency, and pain in urination. Of course, it may also be caused by chlamydia, Trichomonas, etc. Such pathogens usually do not cause urinary tract infections, but if the pathogens enter the urethra, bladder or even the renal pelvis, they will cause urinary tract inflammation, resulting in symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency and pain when urinating.

2. Non-infectious factors

Many non-infectious factors for frequent urination, urgency and pain cannot be ruled out, such as bad living habits. Men are busy with work and social activities all day long, which inevitably involves smoking, drinking and staying up late. Spicy and irritating foods in the diet are also one of the causes. These bad habits occur every day, and the chances of suffering from urgency, frequency and pain in urination increase significantly. There are also some young people who have the habit of masturbation. Excessive masturbation, coupled with lack of exercise, causes some prostate problems and leads to the disease.